Ed Love Photo Gallery

Aug. 28, 2020
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Image credit: Photo courtesy of Hazel Love

College + Air Force

Left: 1951 Parsons Jr. College (Parsons, Kansas), Right: 1952 Air ForcePhotos courtesy of Hazel Love
Photos courtesy of Hazel Love

Left: 1951 Parsons Jr. College (Parsons, Kansas), Right: 1952 Air Force

Left: 1952 Air Force, Right: 1953 Air Force -- Ed is on the second row, fourth from the leftPhotos courtesy of Hazel Love
Photos courtesy of Hazel Love

Left: 1952 Air Force, Right: 1953 Air Force — Ed is on the second row, fourth from the left

Early Radio Career

Left: 1965 WCHB 33 years-old, Right: WCHB playlistPhotos courtesy of Hazel Love
Photos courtesy of Hazel Love

Left: 1965 WCHB 33 years-old, Right: WCHB playlist

Left: WCHD Playlist, Right (top): 1969 WCHD-FM Top Hits, Right (bottom): Soul News from Soul RadioPhotos courtesy of Hazel Love
Photos courtesy of Hazel Love

Left: WCHD Playlist, Right (top): 1969 WCHD-FM Top Hits, Right (bottom): Soul News from Soul Radio

The WDET Years

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The WDET years, Upper Left: James Hartway, WSU Music, Ann Delisi and Ed LoveWDET
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The WDET years, Upper Left: James Hartway, WSU Music, Ann Delisi and Ed Love

 

Ed Love | 60 Years of Jazz in Detroit

This post is a part of Ed Love | 60 Years of Jazz in Detroit.

Ed Love is a musical institution. Generations of Detroiters know Ed as the voice who guided us through almost 60 years of "Destination Jazz: The Ed Love Program", playing the classics and introducing us to new music each week on WDET-FM.

Now, into his sixth decade of radio, Love is still working, introducing yet another generation to the jazz tradition and the power of music.

In 2020, Ed Love reached 60 years on the air. Check out tributes and accolades for his six decades of radio.

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